Hi,
I've been working at this all day. I have a db that uses sql serer as the backend table. I'm getting a runtime error 3146 that states (ODBC SQL Server Driver) Option feature not implemented (#0).
IT states that the server is running fine and isn't finding anything on that end. The code blows up when it gets to an append query. It has been running fine for months with no issues. It runs fine on my local latptop. The error only occurs when it is run in the office. Both my local laptop and the one in the office are running the same version of SQL.
I have the current tables on my laptop so it isn't a matter of different data.
Has anyone seen this error?
Thanks,
Leesha
Additional Info, if I right click any of the tables to view the data directly in SQL Server I get an error that the directory name is invalid. It happens in all of the tables. I don't get this error on my home PC sql version. I've updated IT but SQL isn't his strong suit so I'm turning here as well.
Thanks again!
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Re: SQL Runtime error 3146
Do you know which SQL Server driver is used to connect to the database?
Regards,
Hans
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Re: SQL Runtime error 3146
Hi Sorry Hans, I'm just seeing this as I didn't get a email that there was a response. There were no such errors. I did find a post on the internet of someone having the same issue back in 2006....the could run on their laptop but not over the network. The suggestion was to uninstall SSMS and reinstall. IT did an upgrade and it fixed the issue, thank God. It was a stressful few days to say the least!
Thanks for responding,
Leesha
Thanks for responding,
Leesha
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Re: SQL Runtime error 3146
Thanks Hans! Fortunately I've worked with their IT guy for years and he respects my "gut". As much as he was concerned that upgrading could make it worse, it wasn't running anyway. I figured it couldn't be any worse and my gut screamed it wasn't the code.